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Coming in at # 22, much like Ep 8 was over hyped, so too was this figure. Crait Luke has an impressive head sculpt, but gets negative points for the non removable cloak which inhibits his waist movement, and his arms have to be twisted in order to bend normally. His unlit hilt fits well on his belt, but he can also easily hold his green lightsaber if you wish to re-enact The Rise of Kylo Ren issue 2. https://www.jedibusiness.com/figureDetails.aspx?id=20467

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